It's an awful idea. It's too played out to be novel and it's completely nonfunctional. When someone hands you a card, they look at your name first to make sur

It's an awful idea. It's too played out to be novel and it's completely nonfunctional. When someone hands you a card, they look at your name first to make sure they heard the introduction correctly, and then your title. Perhaps also your location. These convey information that can be important in the conversation. If a card is devoid of information you might as well just use Bump or a similar app and skip the card entirely. That's a stupid idea for another reason: pro-tip -- write notes about the person/conversation on the back of their card immediately after you finish talking to them. That way you can enter it into your CRM/PIM later and remember why you're doing it.